Debating Papal Authority and Infallibility

This chapter delves into the historical and theological implications of papal authority, exploring the concept of papal infallibility and its relevance within the Catholic Church. The speakers engage in a rigorous debate over the legitimacy of papal claims, examining historical events and council decisions while questioning the clarity of these doctrines. They also highlight the complexities of ecclesiastical governance, contrasting Catholic and Orthodox perspectives on the role of the papacy and its hierarchical significance.